Sounds ok to me, different systems. Maybe keep Rhodiola rosea dosages moderate. Kidneys would always be the concern with Lithium. I dont really have any specific knowledge, http://www.medsafe.g...arbonatecap.pdf
At a quick glance, it dose mention that steriodal compounds can increase Li concentration and hence cause toxicity, i dont know whether this is a concern with your dosage. Rhodiola rosea being a steriodal compound?
Lithiums effects are primarily mediated through increased metabolism. This is my current supplement stack for metabolism, could be synergestic.( i use fairly low doses of most stuff)

Great Multi vitamin

acetyl carintine

q10-far safer than Idebenone, benefits subtle increasing over time

r-alpha lopic acid , not r,s-ala

selenomethionine-for

Trocoteniol

Choline source

Picamoline

L-tryosine not acetyl tryosine

Creatine-low dose

Glutamaine(low to moderate dosage

Serine(prefferably racemic)

Pycnogenol,

organic iodine

Lions Mane

And thinking about adding
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I understand that lithiums benefits are derived only very close to the toxic concentration. As there is large variation in individual pharamkenetics it is essential that regular test are conducted of said concentrations, there are many drugs that can alter the excreation and hence induce toxicity, lithium toxicity results in failed kidney etc. Therefore the necessity for oversight of a medical Doctor is real